by tr_xqujwn | Apr 25, 2019 | Alaska Outdoors General, Bear Hunting Alaska, Sheep Hunting in Alaska, Upland Hunting in Alaska
Exposure to firearm noise has created a market for hundreds of different ear protection gadgets, but many of these are still not worn by hunters. Recreational firearm noise exposure is a serious problem that affects many hunters, who don’t realize symptoms until later...
by Tony | Apr 14, 2012 | Sheep Hunting in Alaska
The Butte near Palmer is ready for climbing. It is one of the first hills here in the Matanuska Valley that is free of ice and snow early each spring. I just climbed it this morning, along with about 47 other people and dogs enjoying the sun. 50+ degrees feels great...
by Tony | May 13, 2011 | Alaska Outdoors General, Outdoor Conditioning in Alaska, Sheep Hunting in Alaska
Resting at Twin Peaks’ First Bench May is a great month to work on conditioning for a sheep hunt, or any mountain hunt. Here is Alaska, the warmer weather (60 degrees yesterday) has us all thinking of summer activities like fishing, rafting, hiking and camping....
by Tony | Apr 30, 2011 | Alaska Outdoors General, Sheep Hunting in Alaska
One of the requirements of a successful, enjoyable sheep hunt, or any Alaska hunting trip, is that the hunter be in ‘packin’ shape.’ It’s great to be able to climb all day in the sheep mountains, but being able to carry a loaded pack comfortably is equally important....
by Tony | Apr 23, 2011 | Alaska Outdoors General, Outdoor Conditioning in Alaska, Sheep Hunting in Alaska
April is a slow month for Alaska outdoor adventures. Thus it is a great time to just work on getting into sheep shape. The weather is cool, the trails are not busy, and I can get a headstart on training for upcoming Alaska hunting trips this fall. Although I have four...
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